Flips, Tags & Laughs — Our Family’s Wild Day at Flip N Out Xtreme

Last weekend, my partner, our two kids (ages 8 and 13), and I ventured out to Flip N Out Xtreme in Henderson for what we hoped would be a fun, action-packed day — and we were not disappointed. The place delivered exactly the mix of energy, play, and togetherness we were after.

We pulled into the lot near 1235 W Warm Springs Road, greeted by a colorful façade and signs promising “Trampoline • Laser Tag • Arcade • Obstacles.” Entering the lobby, we were enveloped in a buzz of motion: trampolines bouncing, bright LED lights, the hum of conversations, kids leaping in socks. A wall of arcade games lined the entry zone, air of excitement thick in the air. Staff welcomed us warmly, guided us through check-in, and handed us wristbands. Already the kids were tugging at us, pointing to different zones they wanted to try first.

Flip N Out Xtreme is more than just a trampoline park — it’s a multi-zone playground built for variety, thrills, and surprises. During our visit, we explored several standout attractions:

Trampoline Arenas: Large connected jump zones with angled trampolines, wall jumps, and open space where you can jump, flip, or just bounce side to side.

Laser Tag Arena (“Warehouse War”): A dark, maze-like zone with bridges, staircases, tight corridors — when you “get hit,” your vest lights up and vibrates. That feedback makes it feel like a real tactical game.

Obstacle Course: A series of climbing walls, balance beams, and creative obstacles that tested agility and endurance.

Little Flipper Zone: A softer, safer jumping area designed for younger kids, which gave our 8-year-old a fun, secure space to play.

Climbing & Slides: We climbed net walls, dashed up speed slides, and navigated climbing nets.

Arcade & Snack Café: Between bouts of action, we relaxed at arcade machines, grabbed pizza and snacks at the café, and watched other groups compete in laser tag.

The variety means that energy can shift fluidly — when someone tires of one area, they can bounce to another. That flexibility kept the day fresh.

We played a few rounds in laser tag as two smaller teams — kids vs parents. That added extra fun. Our 13-year-old got into the tactical feel, ducking behind barriers; our 8-year-old was fearless and laughed when her vest vibrated from a tag. We exchanged competitive banter, shouted warnings, and cheered each other on. During the obstacle challenges, we teamed up: I’d help steady her balance, she’d cheer me on. In the arcade, we competed for high scores, giving each other playful jabs.

Between high-octane sets, we paused for water, rested in the café seating, compared scores, and laughed over who pulled the best sneaky move. That downtime was just as valuable — seeing both kids animated, adults grinning, energy still high.

By evening, our legs felt pleasantly wobbly, voices a bit hoarse from cheers and competitive shouts, and faces glowing from exertion and joy. But most of all, I felt a deep satisfaction — we had spent real, active time together. Moments like watching my kids plan a flanking route in laser tag, or helping one balance through an obstacle, or laughing over silly defeats in the arcade — these are the things you remember.

We left with chatter about “next time, do more slides,” “I’m getting revenge in laser tag,” and “let’s bring cousins.” Flip N Out Xtreme didn’t just give us an entertainment day — it gave us memories. 5 / 5 — a family outing that sparks energy, connection, and smiles all around.